Adam’s Mountain Caf reopens 3 weeks after flood
Adam’s MountainCaf reopened its doors Thursday for the first time since a flash flood earlier this month. The restaurant, on Manitou Avenue, is…
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Feds won’t sue to stop marijuana use in Colorado and Washington
The federal government says it will not sue to stop the states of Colorado and Washington from allowing recreational marijuana use. In a sweeping…
Continue ReadingPueblo murder suspect arrested
A Pueblo murder suspect has been arrested in Fort Collins. The Pueblo Police Department says that David Dennis, 36, was arrested at 3 a.m. on…
Continue ReadingColorado rolls out state logo
Colorado is rolling out a state brand that officials hope will increase tourism and economic development. The new logo with a snow-capped green…
Continue ReadingMan recovers after being pinned under two ton boulder
An excavator from Black Forest is recovering after being pinned under a massive boulder for nearly an hour and a half. It happened Monday afternoon…
Continue ReadingFireworks could be hot seller this Labor Day weekend
Chile peppers are usually hot sellers at roadside stands around Pueblo at this time of year. They’ll get some competition this Labor Day…
Continue ReadingSan Luis Valley cashing in as solar hotspot
The San Luis Valley is cashing in on its reputation as a solar hotspot with several auctions of federal land. The county already has four solar farms…
Continue ReadingWorkers picket McDonald’s in Northglenn
Some Coloradans are joining fast-food workers across the country in calling for higher wages. About 50 people picketed outside a McDonald’s in…
Continue ReadingAllergy-sufferers getting hit hard thanks to recent rain
Recent rain has prolonged and intensified the pollination of certain plants and trees, and southern Colorado is also getting inundated with pollens…
Continue ReadingHow to keep you and your pet safe while driving
Vic Vickers’ S-U-V ended up in Bear Creek – he says after his dachshund Gio jumped onto the accelerator. “I just thank the lord…
Continue ReadingBlack Forest homeowners want voices heard
There is concern that the county will have too much say over their lives. Black forest homeowners want to make sure their voices are heard. Two…
Continue ReadingDenver school closing Friday due to heat
At least one Denver school is making attendance for students optional on Thursday due to the heat, and it plans to be closed Friday with high…
Continue ReadingMilitary health care complaints bring Cabinet member to town
The director of a military health care plan at the Pentagon promised immediate action to problems from the plan’s administrator, United Health…
Continue ReadingUnitedHealthcare insurance woes
A new chapter opens in the ongoing saga of what’s up with UnitedHealthcare and the way it’s handling hundreds of thousands of military…
Continue ReadingBlack rhino at Denver Zoo bites woman’s finger
The Denver Zoo has indefinitely suspended a program that let visitors pay to touch and feed a rhino after a black rhinoceros bit a woman’s…
Continue ReadingCraig doctor facing drug charges due in court
A Craig doctor accused of improperly dispensing drugs that led to the deaths of two patients is due back in court Tuesday in Grand Junction. Dr. Joel…
Continue Reading4-year-old falls from 2nd story window
A 4-year-old girl is recovering after falling from a 2nd story window at a Colorado Springs apartment complex. The incident happened at the Pinnacle…
Continue ReadingWoman who lost service dog prepares to train new one
Karen Sagahon, the woman who lost her service dog, Tyler, earlier this month, is now preparing to train her new puppy. Sagahon was united with a…
Continue ReadingBusiness owners prepare for annual Balloon Classic
Days away from the 37th annual Balloon Classic, businesses around Memorial Park are preparing for a busy weekend and bracing for some changes. This…
Continue ReadingSprings motorcyclist dies in US 50 crash
A Colorado Springs man is dead after crashing his motorcycle on Highway 50 in Howard. The accident happened at 9:09 a.m. on Wednesday, August 28,…
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